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There's no reason why you can't enroll in both courses :)

You have a good chance but you should accept your main round offer and enroll and then drop out of your current course if you get an offer for Intl studies/media in the next round, otherwise you may be left without any offers

If you dislike math and harder sciences like chemistry and have a strong background in English than journalism, PR and media are all things you should look into, maybe marketing. Journalism isn't particularly hard but you should take into account that there isn't a strong job market for it.

You should probably take the fundamentals of physics class [PHYS1111] course first and then take Physics 1A in semester 2. A lot of people say that university physics is mostly maths, so without a strong math background you would most likely struggle.

Yep enrollment all done and changed prefs, now i play the waiting game

Thanks, really helped :)

B Science [Advanced Science] @ UNSW :]

I got into B Science [Advanced Science] at UNSW for the main round however my top preference was B Psychology; this degree has vacant positions [or at least did last year] thus I'd like to try again for it in the next round on the 30th and I'm wondering how I'd go about this. Do I just delete...

54 kg, 165 cm, BMI 20, 20% body fat all you twig bitches be thinner than me lol, i kid, i kid

It's because demand for UWS courses is much lower than the more prestigious unis, they always have spots that need filling

How much math do you have to know for PHYS1002?

Well I don't think you're gonna get any more than 10 points tbh, 10 extra points is a lot. Might need to rethink your options

Yes it does have a cut-off it just hasn't been determined yet because it's a new course, the cut-off will be determined by the demand for the course. I'm fairly certain that to get from TAFE to uni you have to get a diploma which takes a while, usually about 2 years, so you might be better off...

What HSC band did you get for english standard and ancient history? If you got a band 6 for english standard or a band 6 or band 5 for ancient history then you get bonus points. You would only have to do one year of the bachelor of arts majoring in psychology and then if your grades are very...

Have you applied for EAS? Did you apply for illness and misadventure during the exams?

You can do post-grad at any school, most people try to get into a better program at a more prestigious institution for their post-graduate degree.

Agree with above poster, USYD for science/arts and UNSW for science/commerce

I think if you offer to pay the FULL cost of tertiary education without government subsidies [like 20k a year?] then you can get in with any ATAR, that's just what I've heard.

http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_administration/admissions/changing_courses.shtml according to the website you apply for a degree transfer through UAC so your ATAR is probably taken into significant consideration when it comes to transferring out of your course. You should contact...

Doesn't look like you'll make B Psychology as you're 18 points off, but the B Arts [Psychology] program is only a 70 to get in so if you're eligible for EAS or bonus points you could still make it...